Action Center - Latin America Working Group

Congress, Condemn the Coup in Honduras!

by Paulo Gusmao on July 15, 2009

The situation in Honduras has only escalated since last week. Civilians in the streets of Tegucigalpa and throughout the country side continue to face brutal repression by military officials. Civil liberties remain gravely affected, including freedom of the press. We need you to contact your elected officials, and urge them to send the right message to the coup government currently in Honduras: Coups will not be tolerated.

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Call Today to Support Democracy in Honduras

by The Latin America Working Group on July 10, 2009

The coup deposing democratically-elected President Manuel Zelaya that took place in Honduras on June 28, 2009 has been condemned by the Organization of American States and governments from around the world --including the United States. Now the U.S. government needs to stay on the right side of history and make its message unmistakable. Will you take action to help ensure that the White House stands firmly for democracy in Honduras and our Congress joins the deafening chorus signaling, in no uncertain terms, that coups are a ghost of the past and will not be tolerated?

*Please call your congressional representative. Tell her/him to support the Delahunt-McGovern House Resolution on Honduras!

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Tell Our Next President to Change U.S. Policy towards Latin America

by Lisa Haugaard and Travis Wheeler on November 12, 2008

Yes, friends, it is a moment of hope. But change never comes easy, and change in U.S. foreign policy is especially hard to come by. If we want to see foreign policies we can believe in, we need to organize to make any part of our dreams come true.

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Delahunt-Serrano-McGovern Resolution on Honduras

by Vanessa Kritzer on July 10, 2009

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BIGGER, LOUDER, and MORE EFFECTIVE: Support Our Work to Build a Better Grassroots Movement

by Travis Wheeler on March 12, 2009

We're working 'round the clock to promote a more just U.S. policy in Latin America. But to make sure our voices are heard in the new administration and Congress, we need to build a grassroots movement that's BIGGER, LOUDER, and MORE EFFECTIVE.

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